about the ancient Greek poem The Odyssey casts an African woman 
as Athena. Sneeders 
and trollers 
take over the comments section.
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"not every white character has to be played by black people..." 
"Athena isn't white, she doesn't exist"
Soy Pole is back
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"the same people who like this also hated Gods of Egypt" 
"Athena isn't white"
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"she never existed, y'all complain about anything..." 
"R-slur"
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"I wanna see Disney do a modern Tarzan film wink, wink"
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"I think the mafia is behind this blackening up' these European historical movies" 
words, words, words 
"Niqqer"
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posts Shiieett meme 
"Lol you mad" 
"your race is useless"
This dude causes some seethe lol and then a random man and woman get into an unrelated argument in the comment chain
7. 
"my girlfriend and I play BINGO when we watch movies to see how many gay, black, trans, etc there is in the movie" 
"that's a little odd..."
Reminds me of this:
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I actually gotta go with the woke side on this one. The Greeks didn't understand the "Greek gods" as being Greek. They were universal to the whole world. I mean ffs some of them decided that Yahweh was a variant of Dionysus. There's no reason why in their movie they can't just say it's the Nubian Athena.
If you really want her to be authentic it's more important that she wears that dorky helmet and is a virgin.
What is offensive is who Oliver Stone cast as Roxanne in his Alexander. She was a Persian princess and her name basically means "really really white". So he casts Rosario fricking Dawson.
That offends me. The difference is that she was a real person who actually existed and there was only one version of her.
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Are you r-slurred?
The Greeks most certainly did think of their gods (which they worshiped btw) as appearing Greek.
None of their gods in artwork, frescos or pottery paintings were depicted as fricking nubian goddesses.
Just because they believed in "foreign" gods doesn't mean the Greeks didn't think those gods looked like themselves.
Why are you so r-slurred?
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They talk all the time about their gods being in Iran, Egypt, Phoenicia, all over the world. Obviously they would make Greek-looking statues, but if they went to Babylon and saw a depiction of a goddess they would say "oh look, that's Aphrodite Urania". They wouldn't chimp out like a subhuman incel because their Aphrodite looked like she was from Iraq.
You fricking moron.
It seems like there's a contest today to see who can make the most r-slurred replies to me about stuff where I actually know what I'm talking about.
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You're right.
Instead they just appropriated the gods from them and changed how they looked to reflect their own image.
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What "Greeks" are you talking about? The Myceneaens? The Minoans? The Corinthians? The Spartans? The Athenians? The Ionians? The Macedonians? The Sicilians?
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Since people apparently want to know, I was thinking Strabo c. 1 AD when they actually were kinda one nation. And Herodotus obviously. And probably a bunch of other stuff jingling around in the back of my mind like Ctesias or something.
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Why don't you ask R-sluractor0, since he's the first one here to universalize the Greek experience instead of engaging in isolated demands for rigor?
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You tards keep challenging me on exactly the stuff that I know the most about. I "universalized" it to fit your feeble understanding of the subject. I bet you couldn't even tell a Boeotian from a Locrian.
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I promise you he's not the first one to do that.
And if I had the autism to automate my comments in this thread every single time some cute twink decides to selectively take offense on behalf of the Greeks as some example of PVRE WHITE ARYAN MASCVLINITY (unless we're discussing homosexuality in any form, in which case they're swarthy degenerates), trust and believe I would have done so.
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Typical rightoid with the Magna Graecia erasure.
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[Deranged racial charged rant] [Sexually charged schizophrenic diatribe] [Unfounded accusations of transgenderism]
[Smug underaged anime girl.webp]
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Just the Minoans, obviously. Duh.
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Yeah, and why are they speaking ENGLISH? That wasn't even invented yet! They should be speaking Mycenaean Greek!
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I feel like you're taking my words out of context.
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Actually ebonics, because Jesus was black
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Nobody sperging about this actually knows or cares about Greek literature or history any more than the RETVRN cute twinks going full SS over Kingdom Come Deliverance actually know or care about the Holy Roman Empire. Their knowledge of it comes from, at most, vaguely remembered lessons in school, a few video games, and what they're reading on the internet from their fellow smoothbrains. All of this shit is an r-slured Kabuki dance demonstrating what side you're on, nothing more.
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I know they weren't black idiot
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Do you mean to tell me that a movie based on a 2,700 year old epic poem about a hero who fricks goddesses and fights monsters, directed by a guy best known for science fiction, might take some liberties with a setting that was already pseudohistorical at best
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Explain how that greentext you've used as a substitute for thought in multiple replies now applies to your issue with this casting.
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It's not a greentext and it's exactly the r-slurred argument you're using, idiot
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Got it, you don't have an argument. You could just be honest and say, "seeing black people makes @LesbianBarbie mad."
If you could show you actually know something about the subject matter, giving a rough estimate (without looking it up) as too when The Odyssey was composed - let's say within 2 centuries - that would be even more impressive.
Who are we kidding, we both know you can't do either of those things. Bye cute twink.
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You can make that argument about anything. People are r-slurs, they don't know anything but Marvel.
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You're right that people do this for pretty much everything, but right now they're doing it about something I actually have some
in so I must sperg.
Anyone, on any side, whose line of argument starts with the presumption that "The Greeks" were a completely static, monolithic group of people who for 4,000 years all believed the exact same things, spoke the exact same language, and followed the exact same religious practices might as well automatically have a
badge on their profile before taking any of the myriad other issues of discussing this topic into consideration.
All of you are stupid. Not me, though.
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In the Classical Era historians (can you tell I forgot which one?) were already pointing out that the concept of Hellenes didn't exist in Homeric time. Even in their own time there were various kinds of Thracians, Carians, Tyrrhenian, Dolopians (whoever the frick they are), etc. all over Greece who were an important part of their society. I mean heck, it was the Arvanitika who led the movement for Greek independence in the 1800s. And that's just looking at a few snapshots in time of non-Hellenic peoples in Greece. It's complicated enough already just talking about these small minority groups without even getting into the Hellenes.
You're preaching to the converted, honey. There's an enormous amount of Greek history that normies are just kept away from because it would be too complicated. What's a Phocian or a Molossian? Uhh...
here, read this book where Carl Sagan explains that the Ionians were virtuous scientists.
I warn you though. Some secrets man was not meant to know. Do not ask "what is a Pelasgian?" It has driven men mad.
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And then there's the incredibly basic fact, historical considerations aside, that no one actually knows what this movie is. We have no idea how Nolan is going too adapt this story. We have no idea how the character of Athena may be represented. Lupita might be painted gold or be some sort of CG abstraction or maybe her appearance is the point, it means she would stick out as unearthly and different too someone from the Eastern Mediterranean. It's such an neurodivergent kneejerk midbrain spazz out too just immediately assume he would do some sort of completely realistic grounded take on this story when literally nothing about it lends itself too such an interpretation, least of all the entirely A list American/British cast he's picked.
Pelasgians were the actual indigenous inhabitants of Greece. Duh. Would be extremely funny if they get worked into this and are depicted as looking like Lupita.
Frick you btw and long live the CCP.
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I dunno if they've released any promotional photos yet, but if all I know is Odyssey - Nolan - Lupita, it could be done all kinds of ways. It could be flying around on a spaceship and each stop is a different planet for all I know. That's been done quite a few times already.
If you really want to go for a "realistic" Odyssey, I could tell you how but you're not gonna like it. Proteus isn't a magical shapeshifting being who demands magical "hecatombs" as a supernatural sacrifice. He's the Egyptian governor of what is now Alexandria and he's holding Odysseus' ship hostage until he gets a bribe. Odysseus captures him and holds him hostage until he lets their ships go. Nobody better try me because, with the help of my predecessors I can turn all your fun fantasies into really prosaic boring stories about dealing with bureaucracy and stuff.
Yeah, yeah, that's all the tell the normies. But take a look at Thuc. 4.109.4. Try to explain who the heck he's talking about. Pull on some threads if you really want to get redpilled. If you really think you can handle it.
Honey, do not talk down to me. I've been places you've never dreamed of. Caria, Delos, Etruscan pirates in the Strait of Messina, villages on the outskirts of Epidaurus and Troezen. The Sea Peoples. The Pelasgian alphabet that proceeded Greek! There are mysteries out there that will break your brain. If you want to maintain your sanity, just go home and sleep in your nice soft bed where you won't be troubled by this stuff.
I'm not just joking. "Pelasgian" is one of those things where primary sources talk about them constantly but modern historians just kinda don't mention them because there's no way to figure out what it actually means.
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He's implying that there was a hybrid culture of Etruscans and Pelasgians that inhabited areas such as Lemnos and pre-Dorian Athens, which would explain the Lemnos script and isn't far fetched given that the Etruscans themselves may have been PIE? What's so redpilling about that.
Long live the CCP.
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The Greeks weren't African BIPOCettees. And neither were their gods.
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The most famous Greek on the planet currently is a black basketball player so
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There are no black Greeks. A dog born in a barn isn't a horse.
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A human being born and raised in Athens who holds Greek citizenship is a Greek.
By the Ancient Greeks' own definition (which is quite literally "speaks the language natively") Giannis is a Greek.
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Nope. A man thats ancestors were Greek is Greek.
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Did you just downmarsey me you fat b-word?
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Yeah, and I just did it again, cute twink.
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Don't use that word you cute butch, it's homophobic!
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There's the right side and the wrong side
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The right side my side, which is that all of you are wrong.
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No
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But why not a pretty black woman?
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Yeah, there's no excuse for that.
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I can excuse directors playing fast and loose with the ethnicity of characters but I draw the line at them casting uggos
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Yeah, maybe I'm cucked by conceding this but raceswapping fictional gods just doesn't offend me anymore. Yes you wouldn't be able to raceswap an African god to white, but whatever.
It's much less obnoxious than raceswapping actual historical figures in my book.
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but the intent is still there
"it doesn't bother me that they're eroding westoid mythology cvlture history and identity bit by bit so long as the specific instance isn't too disagreeable"
it doesn't matter that athena believably could be BIPOC
what matters is why these pacific people made her one
it all needs to be rejected
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If the ancient Greeks said that they got half these stories from the orientals and blackamoors, aren't you eroding their culture by erasing that? Who the frick are you to second guess them?
I'm not gonna do it bit by bit. What's disagreeable is cockgobblers like you who get so turned on by the
avatarsPFPs of homofascist groomers that you'll read a couple tweets and think you know what Western Civilization is.Which people? You have a problem with people living around the Pacific Ocean? Now you're really on my shitlist.
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firstly, I get turned on by birds
the chud thing I don't even care about too much its secondary
but these people hate me. whytey. western civilizatioids, rural, bluecollar, idc. they hate whatever the frick I am. they've not stopped telling me how much they hate me my whole life
so my anger is merely reciprocal.
I dont give a FRICK whoever the greeks stole from. this isnt a matter of principle. its a matter of victors
the people I'm descended from were the greatest men to have ever lived
they deserve everything they stole, pillaged, conquered, etc.
what's happening now, well I have to be mad. I'm on the losing side right?
but what's more pathetic than losing? losing because you just gave up. and whitey just gave up one day.
its been frustrating to watch these pathetic whelps invite their conquerors in.
to watch my supposed 'betters,' the 'representatives' of america, of hollywood, media, politics etc, do this sht. one humiliation ritual after another
and yeah, oregon is a shithole
the gulf of America is the best coast
now back to gooning
like a trve hyperborean warrior
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Citation needed!
Everything? Even intellectual property? Bitcoins??? What kind of monster are you?
It wasn't always like this.
Are you telepathic? How did you know what I was about to do?
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Shouldn't you be flattered that Westoid cultural history has this level of universal appeal? No one's trying to race-swap say Romance of the Three Kingdoms, because no one outside of Chinkistan gives a frick.
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WTF are you talking about? I've been playing the RTK games for half my life and actually read a considerable portion of it.
!asians Drag this motherlover. And by that I mean behind a pickup truck on a gravel road.
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"I play tons of shounen vidya, which is the same thing as reading classic Chinese literature."
Incredible. Long live the CCP.
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Exactly, the white man did it to themselves when they spent centuries uprooting other cultures and replacing them with their own.
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Good point
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to uproot implies there was something already planted to begin with
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wdym, they made a Japanese version
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you go frick yourself
if they ever westernize rotk and denzel zhuge liang or cao cao, i will personally find you
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/r/AsianMasculinity poster spotted
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mayo from flyover country, try again
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Amerifat handmaiden for /r/AsianMasculinity? That's a first.
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is that c*ntfart for something I should know?
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Actually you would, there are/were a lot of african gods that had white skin. Of course no one gives a shit about African mythology so, a lot of them have been black washed into wearing white clothes or all accounts of their skin color erased from memory because frick yt.
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Yes you are cucked.
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I think in a normal world, people would look at casting for dead cultures like Greek gods as something that's okay to race swap.
the well has been so thoroughly poisoned then this is gonna happen with every diverse casting decision now
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And if you go to the theater to watch Shakespeare you're not all shocked if some of the actors are black.
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But why would you want them to be, r-slur?
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They had a really good actor who was black at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival a while ago. I'd rather imagine the black guy is actually Polish than have an actor who isn't as good.
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So you're a cuck, got it.
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Well that's an interesting way to look at it. I would consider the guy who accepts an inferior performance in order to follow some neurodivergent r-slur ideology he picked up from 4chan is more of a cuck.
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Better than the neurodivergent r-slur ideology you picked up at your local AIDS gloryhole
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Especially because the UK still has a quota going. Though I think it's only official for things from the BBC, but unofficial for everything else.
The most recent Macbeths I know about had Denzel in one as Macbeth, and Cush Jumbo in the other as Lady Macbeth. Unsurprising that plays are sticking with woke, and likely will for as long as possible.
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For plays it's more understandable since production companies have a much more limited group of people to pull from. Plus the people who actually watch plays are the type that expect diverse casting.
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In a normal world, we wouldn't be race swapping and would be an ethnostate.
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I'm a rootless cosmopolitan, cant relate
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Yeah no shit.
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Hmm, you should probably keep yourself safe
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Greek gods ...were....jews...
Yeah, I guess that tracks.
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!kino, the casting in Alexander was a frickin' travesty. Colin Farrell as Alexander, Angelina Jolie as Olympias, Val Kilmer as Philip II... None of them were right for their roles. Anthony Hopkins as old man Ptolemy and Christopher Plummer as Aristotle were probably the only decent casting choices in that 3+ hour mess of a film.
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we got to see that black chick's boobs tho
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who?
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rosario dawson (will smith's squeeze)
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Oh I liked her better in Trance
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Did the Greeks ever mention any of their gods being black? (Aside from the random god-dog/horse when Zeus transforms and wants to frick some b-words).
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I think there was an Athena at the southern edge of Egypt, where I think people would have been pretty dark. But I'm not really an Egypt guy so I can't remember the details.
As far as Egypt in general, Herodotus just straight up says that all the Greek gods were imported from Egypt. Athena was identified with Neith or Isis.
There's huge parts of mythology that were known in ancient times to be from other countries, especially Phoenicia. Some of it is clearly from deep in Africa, like the pygmies. "Ethiopians" are mentioned a lot going back to the Iliad. Ethiopia back then was what we call Sudan now. (Although I have a theory
that sometimes they're actually referring to people from the Khuzestan region of Iran.)
So anyway, black Africans were definitely part of Greek mythology and they had as much as right to have an Athena as the Romans did (Minerva). Dark skin doesn't seem to have been important to them, it's just another one of those strange curiosities you run into at the edges of the known world.
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Egyptians weren't black r-slur.
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So none of the Greek gods were black. Thank you, sir.
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That's not what I said.
Their idea of race was all about what latitude you're at. Whether you're a crafty darkie from the south with magical powers or a stupid but honest mayo from the north. Obviously the gods were not restricted to a certain latitude so that makes no sense in their worldview.
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No. Even heros/heroines that came from Aethiopia like Andromeda were depicted as white (aka Greek).
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That's due to a similar reason why you see πs in Shakespeare(African name byw) plays. Most of the people creating those depictions have never seen a π before so they just create what they know. It's how you get unicorns and hippocampi from rhinos and hippopotami
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Greeks knew what Blacks looked like you dumb
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Some of them did, most of them were just going off of second hand descriptions
Here's a greek depiction of a pygmy
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He's clearly white
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Yes.
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why the frick is the nubian athena appearing to an ithacan
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The dude is traveling around all over the place. He goes through Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Sicily, Italy, all over the place. He could be meeting all kinds of Athenas.
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"All over the place" is a funny way to say "the Mediterranean Sea" famously near the Sudan
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Neighbor pls. If you want more realism in your depiction of the Odyssey, here's one that bothered ancient Greeks like Thucydides: It's pretty fricking implausible that the Cyclopes only have one eye.
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I swear, they're putting something in the water
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What is this, like 20 comments in the last couple hours from multiple accounts trying to trick me into saying something woke? B-word, I've gone through the exact same thing where wokies try to catch me being secretly racist more times than I can remember. You need to at least up your game.
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I don't give a shit about video games or movies (I'm an adult and don't pay people to waste my own time), but I do give a shit when pseudo-intellectual metacontrarians start farthuffing in my general vicinity
I don't care about your politics, but your severe case of r-sluration and your midwit simps are a public nuissance
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They had to start putting the r-slur chemicals in water after it was no longer legal to put lead in literally everything
So instead of tasty paint chips we just get r-slurred from microplastics and tiktok
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Then don't see the movie, frick.
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Greek gods were just the Greek evolution of the PIE Gods DyαΈus phβtαΈr (you can see this from the Rigvedic deity Dyauspitr which holy shit just look it's Jupiter written in Jeet) which was just the PIE version of the same daylight sky god that all humans had.
Look at Cerberus, Xolotil, Anubis, and Garmrβthey're clearly all from the same Grug myth, you're telling me that all these different cultures decided that dogs guide you to the afterlife and prepare you for judgement?
Turns out dogs were domesticated about 130,000 years ago and since that time people used them to guard their fields or livestock or homes and because they were protectors but also had the ability to "mediate" between nature and humans and could disappear into the countryside and come back a week later so they got a reputation as liminal animals that could do the same between reality and the afterlife.
Anyway the last original thought seems to have occurred sometime before man first left southwest asia
They should have made Athena a Jeetress because I'm pretty sure Manyu is the same deity
Who cares it's all just mythology of savages anyway
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Oh good, I said something vague to this effect on another comment but I wasn't sure if my senile brain wasn't just imagining it.
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That would actually be an interesting angle, nubians more or else shared the same pantheon as the Egyptians, who already were matched up with.the greek gods. Just call her Neith, instead of Athena, and 50% of the sperging is gone.
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I mean enough of the Greeks though of YHWH being Zeus that most European languages still refer to God as Dios
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Yeah, a lot of these couldn't agree on who was who. Although in this particular case, iirc I think "Dios" or something like that was already common among Indo-Europeans as a god (not God god) so that might have helped.
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